Fox News vs. MSNBC that we give to the facts?

Why not report on MSNBC Acorn on the front page? I have not found the same article, it does. This morning, I decided to see what people who choose to read MSNBC. I have not found Acorn article, but it was a half truth. "Rush Limbaugh said he hoped Mr. Obama would not. The article neglected to finish the sentence "would not allow a socialist program. Keep in mind, I'm not used Rush picked up on the radio .. It has never influenced me one way or another. Next http://www.msnbc.msn.com http://www.foxnews.com/index.html Fox I went to find this item Acorn on the first page http://www .foxnews.com/politics/2009/03/17/lawmakers-concerned-role-acorn-census /

MSNBC is horribly skewed to the left. Often watch "Morning Joe" is the only program that has a semblance of truth. Fox News tries to be "fair and balanced." I agree that rely the right – but when I see MSNBC me want to vomit. Chris has a tingling sensation in the leg?? What happens? Sucks! ACORN is an organization ridiculous in the last election, registered to vote dead – and you want them to have a portion of census products. This after Rahm was stupid enough to let we all know that his office would apply from now. Talking about Government f''ing High cat! If you work at any level of government at all – do not advertise what you do. You do it – that informs the public what effects. He blew it with the big mouth. I have it. I'm so confused by all these talking heads trying to promote their own agenda days in the throat. It's so damn obvious. For this reason, try to watch all three channels: CNN, Fox and MSNBC. I do not see NBC – pathetic. Katie O – Worse. I also draw on C-Span when I can. I know more than others, but I'm still confused, which is exactly where the administration wants us. Want not challenge hymns. I encourage you all to not only look at the small screen – but as documents that you can get your gloves. Not only the New York Times (ADB, but each even better) and the Washington Post. Try the Times. I try to take a look at the Times of London and the Toronto Star. This helps me get a more balanced perspective. All MSM is Obama in his pocket. This will change as people increasingly realize that their future is really screwed. It is already happening. And since when does the PEU go on Late Night Talk Shows comic?? What happened to honor the President Office? Let's trot by NBC for us to reach the nutjobs and increase profits for NBC in its advertising. Awful.

2010-4-7 1/2 Federal Reserve BANK CON exposed on MSNBC There is No Money

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